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Dubai: Al Maktoum Airport Goes AI-Powered and Queue-Free, Reshaping Passenger Journey

Dubai is developing Dubai World Central (DWC) as its next major international airport. DWC will enable passengers to use cutting edge digital technology to skip lines and use automated security systems. Passengers of the future DWC airport will also use AI along with biometrics and smart passenger technology to eliminate waiting during commercial flights. Dubai has ambitious plans that will allow it to be prepared for the next biggest boom in international air travel.

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Mozambique: $15.4M Tourism Project Boosts Wildlife Travel as US Leads Growth

Mozambique tourism growth is gaining global attention as the United States, United Kingdom and South Africa continue to support demand for wildlife, adventure and sustainable travel experiences. Mozambique is using the $15.4M TRANSFORM project to expand nature-based tourism and conservation on its major biodiversity areas. The project aims to build Mozambique’s wildlife tourism industry while guiding the country’s efforts to strengthen the sustainable tourism industry. Japantourism Mozambique Tourism Growth Gains Momentum Through Wildlife Conservation And Global Source Markets Mozambique tourism growth is entering a new phase as the country strengthens its position as a destination for wildlife, coastal and sustainable travel experiences. Supported by rising international demand from markets such as the United States, United Kingdom and South Africa, Mozambique is expanding its tourism potential through conservation-focused investments and improved destination management. A major step in this direction is the TRANSFORM project, a US$15.4 million initiative designed to strengthen wildlife conservation and sustainable livelihoods across important ecosystems. The project focuses on protecting biodiversity, improving conservation landscapes and creating stronger links between nature protection and tourism development.

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Japan: Takuma Fujisaki's MOLnarrative Exhibition Shows 18 Years of Pipe Cleaner Art in Tokyo

Japanese contemporary artist TAKUMA FUJISAKI, represented exclusively by ARTOX GROUP, has officially launched his solo exhibition “MOLnarrative” at GINZA ATRIUM inside Ginza Tsutaya Books, Tokyo. Opened on 29 August 2026, the exhibition will continue until 15 September 2026, presenting an extensive journey through Fujisaki’s 18-year creative exploration of pipe cleaners as an artistic medium. The exhibition highlights the evolution of Fujisaki’s unique artistic expression, while additional displays and limited-time pop-up events across Ginza Tsutaya Books feature collaborative creations, MOGOLS art toys, and exclusive related merchandise, offering visitors a broader experience of his imaginative world.

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Malaysia Holiday Packages Take Centre Stage at MATTA Fair 2026

Malaysia Tourism to see new tourism boost as Golden Destinations brings in 700+ MATTA Fair 2026 packages with global travels and rewards. Travelgear Malaysia Tourism is gearing up for new tourism windfall as Golden Destinations Group Bhd (GD) comes back to MATTA Fair September 2026 with more than 700 holiday packages and offer more range of international getaways, seasonal holidays and unique booking rewards for the visitors. The travel group will present wide range of holiday packages covering Asia, Europe, Oceania and other global locations while giving special rewards for the ones planning to book their forthcoming vacations. Golden Destinations, an ACE Market-listed travel company on Bursa Malaysia, will participate in MATTA Fair 2026 from 4 to 6 September at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITES), Kuala Lumpur. The event will provide travellers with an opportunity to explore a comprehensive range of holiday options, compare itineraries and discover new destinations for upcoming travel seasons.

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Thailand's Phuket Jet Ski Safety Under Scrutiny as Tourist Concerns Rise

Phuket Tourism has an issue with safety after jet skis harassed a passenger boat near Koh Naka Yai. A maritime safety concern has become a serious issue in Phuket after multiple jet skis reportedly made many dangerous maneuvers around a passenger boat full of tourists going to Koh Naka Yai, creating a new safety issue as a result of the high risk of tour activities on the water and around busy tourist paths. Culturaltours The incident took place on September 3 during a journey from Ao Por Pier in Pa Khlok to Koh Naka Yai, a popular island destination located off Phuket’s eastern coast. The situation has highlighted growing concerns about the need for stronger awareness and responsible behaviour among watercraft operators sharing busy marine areas.

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Karnataka and Jharkhand Partner to Advance Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Travel

India’s Karnataka Unveils Powerful Eco-Tourism Travel Partnership to Transform Jharkhand’s Sustainable Tourism Future as the two states move towards sharing expertise, sustainable tourism models and operational knowledge to strengthen Jharkhand’s nature-based travel sector. The collaboration aims to help Jharkhand develop eco-tourism destinations through Karnataka’s proven experience in managing tourism assets, conservation-focused projects and community-driven travel initiatives. By adopting better planning, infrastructure management and responsible tourism practices, Jharkhand is expected to unlock new opportunities in wildlife, forest and nature tourism while supporting local economic growth. Destinationmarketing Karnataka and Jharkhand are preparing for a major eco-tourism collaboration that could strengthen nature-based tourism, improve visitor experiences and promote sustainable destination development. The proposed partnership will allow Jharkhand to benefit from Karnataka’s experience in managing eco-tourism projects, operating tourism assets and creating models that connect conservation with economic growth.

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